Microsoft continues its push to win over developers with free company registration and a clearer onboarding flow.

Here's what went wrong with the Windows App Store and how Microsoft is trying to get things right for the future. But is it too late? I've been writing about technology for more than 15 years and ...

In a nutshell: Despite a lack of user interest, Microsoft is still trying to transform the Windows App Store into a "universal" platform for accessing all types of Windows applications. The company is ...

Store fees scrapped: Microsoft now lets companies join the Microsoft Store for free, adding work account sign-up and a clearer onboarding process. Passkeys awareness high: FIDO Alliance survey shows ...

Microsoft removes the $99 registration fee for company developer accounts on the Store, simplifying onboarding and speeding up app publishing for businesses.

Microsoft has quietly updated the Microsoft Store app on Windows 11 and 10 with a new "System Components" badge to help customers distinguish system components from other applications and games.

In July 2025, Microsoft announced that it would be ending support for Office 365 applications installed through the Microsoft Store. It also made clear that starting in October 2025, they would no ...

There are three ways to fix the Something went wrong and Microsoft Store failed to initialize error in Windows 11/10: Once done, check if you are still getting the ...

One of the features of Windows 11/10 is the downloading of Microsoft Store applications. Often you might encounter issues where the downloading of Windows Store apps get stuck halfway or when you try ...

Much like mobile operating systems, Microsoft offers a unified store to easily install Windows apps, known as the Microsoft Store. While it wasn't that great at first, over the years, many of the core ...

Holy UWP: It took four years of development, but WinGet has finally introduced what is likely one of its most useful features yet. The Windows-focused package manager is now compatible with Microsoft ...